Fundamentals of Raising Tilapia - USA
Saturday, 06 August 2011 00:00



The Fundamentals of Raising Tilapia 1 DAY TRAINING PROGRAM
A one-day training seminar designed to teach the basics of raising tilapia and aquaponic plants in a naturally balanced, integrated culture system (aquaponics). Participants will learn about the basic needs and habits of tilapia and how they should be cared for and raised to marketable size. Participants will also learn how to use the wastewater from the fish to raise pesticide-free, nutritious healthy vegetables without soil.
Includes:
- Basic characteristics, needs, habits, and advantages of Tilapia
- Dos and Don’ts of raising Tilapia
- Integrating hydroponics to Tilapia culture (aquaponics)
- Building and managing a small backyard or demonstration sized system
All courses at MSF include lecture, small group discussion, and hands on experience with fish and aquaponic systems. Courses are fast paced, interactive and challenging. Course setting is informal, allowing plenty of opportunity for questions and discussion.
Training center is on a 10 acre site in the hills of Central Florida. It is located about 50 minutes north of the Tampa Florida International Airport.
Date : Saturday 6th August, 2011
Register online : www.morningstarfishermen.org
Aquaponic Systems
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If your want to start right away, best option is to buy a system to suite your requirement, available space & budget.
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